Object

• defender: Foday Touray created a chance when he dispossessed a defender on the byline, but from a tight angle he chipped the ball wide.

• tenant: Some offered dispossessed tenants free of subsidized passages to North America, or attempted to encourage local industry.

• spirit: Googlebot Wont Go Home I have ' Googlebot ' crawl my site every day like a dispossessed spirit that can't leave.

• farmer: Whilst the land reform program was complete, Britain should compensate the dispossessed white farmers.

• nation: And because of these filthy acts Jehovah your God is dispossessing these nations before you.

• owner: Below them may be the members of a subclan who are the dispossessed original owners of the village.

Subject

• machine: Plebeian agitators had been dispossessed by machines and treated as machines.

Modifying Another Word

• easily: Ponderous, Langley gave balls away or was easily dispossessed.

• eventually: In other words, the goal is to eventually dispossess them of their homeland and their capital, Jerusalem.

• then: Chuck Martini was caught out by a poor back pass and then dispossessed by Da Coast who then shot in.

• also: In the second, the producers were also dispossessed but produced at home on orders from a capitalist merchant.

• not: I am not dispossessed of the last view but it may be a matter of emphasis.

• now: The world's dispossessed now depend almost entirely on the work of the aid agencies.

Used with why or when

• who: It will come from the dispossessed who no longer have access to health services, good education and jobs.

• when: He was a slick player and never easy to dispossess when he had the ball despite his stature.

Preposition: of

• land: The Asylum was first dispossessed of land in order to build a similar institution for boys.

• world: The dispossessed of this world seem to understand that this is no longer an option for liberation ( if it ever was ).

Preposition: by

• machine: Plebeian agitators had been dispossessed by machines and treated as machines.